Years ago, when you did a search on 'orgonite' the WiCIApedia reference was at the top of the list and the article's illustration was that pyramid in our backyard in Moscow, Idaho (with an orgonite cloudbuster either under it or next to it). Carol and I weren't mentioned, of course, nor were cloudbusters and the photo was probably a mystifying misdirect. If memory serves, not even Welz was mentioned by the CIA's Department of Mendicancy, there, and he allegedly invented the word--that part's not clear to me because I don't remember when we all started using it. Every time I see WiCIApedia references in a search list I feel like washing my hands. Remember when they had that phony fund drive? I think too many people had gotten openly suspicious about how such a massive undertaking, with no advertising, could be 'free' and ubiquitous. Open suspicion means people were talking to each other. The Old Parasite doesn't mind if we're all privately suspicious or are just expressing terror and hopelessnes but they get extremely anxious and clumsy whenever even just a few of us publicly discuss the problem of the rule of parasites in an objective (non-paranoid) way--have you noticed?
If you type it in the Google/NSA search engines now I assume the @$$w@r+$ have scrambled to edit out that photo as soon as this post appeared, assuming it wasn't altered already 
. Miles Mathis is the past master at pointing out how fast WiCIApedia edits their obfuscations (writes new ones) whenever a particular one is exposed.
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